CN117117946A - Freedom degree parameter design method for series-parallel architecture electric energy router - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application discloses a degree of freedom parameter design method for a serial-parallel architecture electric energy router, which comprises the following steps: determining an energy utilization principle of an electric energy router system; according to the load power and the degree of freedom parameters, carrying out maximum available active power and reactive power evaluation of the system; according to the load active power, the renewable energy source generation power and the estimated maximum available active power, an operation mode based on the active power and a degree of freedom parameter generation are implemented; and according to the load reactive power, the estimated maximum available reactive power and the generated active power degree of freedom, performing reactive power-based operation mode and degree of freedom parameter generation. The application can provide a selection basis for the operation mode of the electric energy router with the serial-parallel architecture, and designs corresponding degree of freedom parameters according to different operation modes so as to realize the optimal operation of various energies in the electric energy router system.
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Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of energy Internet, in particular to a degree-of-freedom parameter design method for a serial-parallel architecture electric energy router.
Background
Energy activity is a major source of carbon emissions, requiring a powerful boost in energy structural transformation to achieve the "two carbon" goal. In this context, renewable energy sources typified by solar energy, wind energy, and the like are becoming one of the main sources of energy supply. In order to solve the problem of fluctuation of energy caused by randomness and fluctuation of renewable energy sources, an energy storage system represented by a storage battery/a lithium battery, a super capacitor and the like needs to be added to restrain the fluctuation of energy. Therefore, the novel power system will present various energy interconnection characteristics such as power grid, renewable energy sources, energy storage and the like in the future. The energy internet can convert and interconnect various energy sources in different forms, and is one of effective carriers for reducing carbon emission in the energy field. As a core link of the energy internet, the electric energy router can provide flexible and various plug and play electric interfaces for power grids, renewable energy sources, energy storage, different types of loads and the like, and realize the optimal management of various energies.
In the existing electric energy router applied to the low-voltage distribution network, the electric energy router with the serial-parallel architecture has active and reactive power flexible operation capacity, and is more suitable for occasions for supplying energy to high-power loads. However, the prior art solution does not solve the problem of how to generate an optimal operation mode according to the system power variation of the power router with the serial-parallel architecture, and also does not solve the problem of how to design the active and reactive power degree of freedom parameters.
Disclosure of Invention
According to the problems existing in the prior art, the application discloses a degree-of-freedom parameter design method for a serial-parallel architecture electric energy router, which specifically comprises the following steps:
determining an energy utilization principle of an electric energy router system;
calculating the maximum available active power and the maximum available reactive power of the electric energy router system according to the actual load power and the feedback degree of freedom parameters;
generating an active power operation mode and a degree of freedom parameter according to the load active power, the renewable energy generation power and the maximum available active power of the electric energy router system;
and generating a reactive power operation mode and a degree of freedom parameter according to the load reactive power, the maximum available reactive power of the electric energy router system and the active power degree of freedom parameter.
Further, the power router system operation modes include: grid operation mode GOM, active power flexible operation mode AFOM, grid-connected power generation operation mode PGOM, island operation mode IOM, series converter reactive operation mode SCOM, reactive power flexible operation mode RFOM, parallel converter reactive operation mode PCOM and standby operation mode DOM.
Further, the energy utilization principle of the electric energy router system includes: obtaining energy from a direct current bus for maximum utilization of renewable energy sources, and a parallel converter, and transmitting electric energy to a load or a power grid with maximum available active power capacity; in order for the parallel converters to output more renewable energy generated power, the series converters transmit the maximum reactive power to the load.
Further, according to the energy utilization principle of the electric energy router system, the actual load power and the fed back degree of freedom parameters, the maximum available active power and the maximum available reactive power of the electric energy router system and the maximum available active power of the parallel converter are calculatedMaximum available reactive power +.>Maximum reactive power available of the series converter +.>Maximum available active power which the power router supplies to the load +.>And maximum available reactive power +.>；
Maximum available active power of parallel converterMaximum available reactive power +.>The calculation method comprises the following steps:
wherein,rated apparent power, P, for an electrical energy router system L And Q L For load active and reactive power, k p For the active power degree of freedom, δ is the reactive power degree of freedom:
maximum reactive power available for series convertersThe calculation method comprises the following steps:
wherein, since the operation angle of the output voltage of the specified series converter is 0 DEG to 11.48 DEG, delta is calculated max The value of (2) is 11.48 degrees;
maximum available active power provided by the power router to the loadAnd maximum available reactive power +.>The calculation method comprises the following steps:
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further, when the active power operation mode is generated: according to the load active power P L DC busPower P dc Maximum available active power of parallel converterAnd maximum available active power provided by the power router to the load +.>Logic judgment between power grid states generates five running modes of GOM, AFOM, PGOM, IOM and DOM of the electric energy router system about active power;
generating the active power degree of freedom parameter includes:
in the GOM, according toAnd->-P L Dividing GOM into two sub-modes, wherein +.>For rated active power of the electric energy router system, the GOM is specifically: 1) When->≥/>-P L At this time +.>=P L -/>Obtaining a power relation P S =P L -P dc Then there is k p =/>/P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>-P L At this time +.>=-/>Obtaining a power relation P S =P L -P dc Then there is k p =1+/>/P L ；
In the AFOM, according toAnd->The relationship of (1) divides AFOM into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When->≥/>When the power relation P is obtained L =P S +P dc Then there is k p =1-P dc /P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>When the power relation P is obtained L =P S +There is->Wherein P is S Representing active power input by an alternating current power grid, S L Representing the load apparent load power;
= arctan(cot φ L ) = arctan(P L /Q L )
in the PGOM, according toAnd->The relationship of (1) divides PGOM into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When->≥/>When the power relation P is obtained dc =P L -P S Then there is kp=1-P dc /P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>When there is a power relationship->=P L -P S Then there is k p =1-/>/P L ；
In the IOM, according to P L =P PC Then there is k in relation to p =0；
In the DOM, when the active power required by the load is greater than the maximum available active power of the electrical energy router system, then there is k p =0。
Further, when the reactive power operation mode is generated: according to the reactive power Q of the load L Calculated maximum available reactive power provided by the power router to the loadAnd active powerPower degree of freedom parameter k p Generating SCOM, RFOM, PCOM and DOM four modes of operation of the electrical energy router system with respect to reactive power;
generating the reactive power degree of freedom parameter includes:
in the SCOM, according to Q L =Q SC Then there is delta=arcsin (tan φL/kp), where φ L Is the load power angle;
in the RFOM, according to Q L =+Q PC Delta=11.48 °;
in the PCOM, according to Q L =Q PC In relation to (a), then δ=0°;
in the DOM, when k p Less than or equal to 0 or after the required reactive power of the load is greater than the maximum available reactive power of the electrical energy router system, then delta=0°.
By adopting the technical scheme, the method for designing the freedom degree parameters of the electric energy router with the serial-parallel architecture can generate the optimal operation modes of the system according to various working conditions such as load power change, renewable energy power generation power change, maximum available power of the system, power grid state and the like, and design corresponding active and reactive power freedom degree parameters according to different operation modes, so that the problem that the prior art scheme lacks operation mode generation and freedom degree parameter design is solved.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a series-parallel architecture power router employed in the present application;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a method for designing a degree of freedom parameter for a serial-parallel architecture power router according to the present application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a method for evaluating maximum active and reactive power of a system according to the present application;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an active power-based operation mode generation and freedom parameter design method according to the present application;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the reactive power-based operation mode generation and freedom parameter design method according to the present application;
fig. 6 is a control block diagram of a serial-parallel architecture power router system developed in accordance with the present application.
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In order to make the technical scheme and advantages of the present application more clear, the technical scheme in the embodiment of the present application is clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiment of the present application:
the design method of the degree of freedom parameters for the serial-parallel architecture electric energy router shown in fig. 2 is characterized in that the structure diagram of the adopted serial-parallel architecture electric energy router is shown in fig. 1, and the serial-parallel architecture electric energy router comprises a serial converter, a parallel converter, a DC/DC converter, an AC power grid port, an AC bus port, a DC bus port, an energy storage port, a solar port and a wind energy port. The solar energy port and the wind energy port belong to renewable energy ports.For three-phase ac mains voltage->Input current for three-phase AC network,Output current for three-phase series converter, +.>Is straightCurrent bus voltage, < >>Output current for three-phase parallel converter, < >>For three-phase ac busbar voltage->Is three-phase alternating current bus current.
The system operation modes include: grid Operation Mode (GOM), active power flexible operation mode (AFOM), grid-connected Power Generation Operation Mode (PGOM), island Operation Mode (IOM), series converter reactive operation mode (SCOM), reactive power flexible operation mode (RFOM), parallel converter reactive operation mode (PCOM), and standby operation mode (DOM).
As shown in fig. 2, the method for designing the degree of freedom parameter includes:
step 1: determining an energy utilization principle of an electric energy router system;
step 2: calculating the maximum available active power and reactive power of the electric energy router system according to the actual load power and the feedback freedom degree parameters;
step 3: operating an active power-based operation mode and generating a degree of freedom parameter according to the load active power, the renewable energy power and the maximum available active power of the system calculated in the step 2;
step 4: and (3) operating a reactive power-based operation mode and generating a degree of freedom parameter according to the load reactive power, the maximum available reactive power of the system calculated in the step (2) and the active power degree of freedom parameter generated in the step (3).
As shown in fig. 3, the step 2 is used for calculating the maximum available active and reactive power of the system, including the maximum available active and reactive power of the parallel converterAnd->Maximum reactive power available of the series converter +.>Maximum available active and reactive power provided by the power router to the load +.>And->. And (3) according to the principle, the load power and the fed-back degree of freedom parameters in the step (1), estimating the maximum available active power and reactive power of the system, wherein the maximum available active power and reactive power estimation method comprises the following steps:
maximum available active and reactive power of parallel converterAnd->The evaluation method comprises the following steps:
wherein,rated apparent power for the electrical energy router system; p (P) L And Q L Active and reactive power for the load; k (k) p Is the degree of freedom of active power; delta is the reactive power degree of freedom.
Maximum reactive power available for series convertersThe evaluation method comprises the following steps:
wherein, the operation angle of the output voltage of the series converter is 0-1 degree1.48 DEG, thus delta max The value of (2) is 11.48 deg..
Maximum available active and reactive power provided by the power router to the loadAnd->The evaluation method comprises the following steps:
as shown in fig. 4, the step 3 is an operation mode for generating active power and provides an active power degree of freedom design method, and specifically includes:
step 3.1 active power operation mode generation: because the maximum operating range of the active power of the series-parallel architecture electric energy router is 2 times of the rated active power of the systemThus, by +.>For judgment, FIG. 4 can be divided intoAnd->Two parts. According to the load active power P L DC bus power P dc The maximum available active power of the parallel converter estimated in the step 2 is +.>And maximum available active power provided by the power router to the load +.>And logic judgment between power grid states, generating GOM, AFOM, PGOM, IOM and DOM five operation modes of the electric energy router system about active powerThe system power relationship for each mode of operation is also presented.
Step 3.2 of active power degree of freedom parameter generation comprises:
in the GOM, according toAnd->-P L The relationship of (1) may divide the GOM into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When (when)≥/>-P L At this time +.>=P L -/>Obtaining a power relation P S =P L -P dc Further has k p =/>/P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When (when)</>-P L At this time +.>=-/>Obtaining a power relation P S =P L -P dc Then there is k p =1+/>/P L 。
In the AFOM, according toAnd->The relationship of (1) can divide AFOM into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When (when)≥/>When the power relation P is available L =P S +P dc Further has k p =1-P dc /P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>When the power relation P is available L =P S +/>Further there is->. Wherein P is S Representing active power input by an alternating current power grid; s is S L Representing the load apparent load power;
= arctan(cot φ L ) = arctan(P L /Q L )
in the PGOM, according toAnd->The relationship of (1) can divide PGOM into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When (when)≥/>When the power relation P is available dc = P L - P S Further has k p =1-P dc /P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>Available power relation ∈>=P L -P S Further has k p =1-/>/P L 。
In the IOM, the direct current bus transmits active power to the load, and P is satisfied dc >=P L According to P L =P PC Further has k p =0。
In the DOM, when the active power required by the load exceeds the maximum available active power of the electric energy router system, k is further present p =0。
As shown in fig. 5, the step 4 is an operation mode for generating reactive power and provides a reactive power freedom degree design method, and specifically includes:
step 4.1 reactive power operation mode generation: since the maximum reactive power operation range of the series-parallel architecture electric energy router is 1.2 times of the rated reactive power of the systemThus, by +.>For judgment, FIG. 5 may be divided into +.>And->Two parts. According to the reactive power Q of the load L The maximum available reactive power which the power router calculated in the step 2 supplies to the load is +.>K obtained in the step 3 p The power router system is generated in relation to four modes of operation, SCOM, RFOM, PCOM for reactive power and DOM, with the system power relationship for each mode of operation being given.
Step 4.2 of generating reactive power freedom parameters, comprising the following steps:
in the SCOM, according to Q L =Q SC Further, delta=arcsin (tan phi L /k p ) Wherein phi is L Is the load power angle;
in the RFOM, according to Q L =+Q PC Further having delta=11.48 °;
in the PCOM, according to Q L =Q PC Further having delta=0°;
in the DOM, when k p Less than or equal to 0 or after the required reactive power of the load exceeds the maximum available reactive power of the electrical energy router system, there is further delta = 0 °.
As shown in fig. 6, the serial-parallel architecture power router control system mainly includes: the system comprises a power calculation module, a maximum power evaluation module, a degree of freedom parameter generation module, a series converter control strategy module and a parallel converter control strategy module.
Voltage and current of three-phase alternating current bus、/>Voltage at two ends of secondary side of transformer +.>Series-parallel converter output current +.>、/>Parallel converter inductor current +.>Obtaining system parameters of the system under a dq0 coordinate system through dp0 coordinate transformation respectively; solving the same by the power calculation module in fig. 6>、/>、/>、/>And->。
Wherein the method comprises the steps of、/>、/>、/>、/>、/>The electric quantity is corresponding to the voltage and the current of the three-phase alternating current bus under the dq0 coordinate system; />、/>、/>The electric quantity corresponding to the output current of the parallel converter under the dq0 coordinate system is respectively; />、Respectively direct current bus voltage and current.
Inputting the result of the power calculation module into a maximum power evaluation method shown in fig. 3, evaluating the maximum available active power and reactive power of the system, and then obtaining an evaluation result、/>And->Input into the degree-of-freedom parameter generation module shown in fig. 4 and 5 to obtain the active power degree-of-freedom k p And reactive power degrees of freedom delta; d-axis component +.>After passing through low pass filter LPF, multiplying by k p Plus a DC bus voltage error signal +.>Generating three-phase alternating current bus currentReference amount->Its reference amount->Three-phase alternating current power grid input current is controlled through current closed-loop control, dq0 reverse coordinate transformation and SPWM modulation>Is a magnitude of (a); three-phase alternating current bus voltage dq0 coordinate system in parallel converter control strategy>Through voltage outer loop current inner loop control and +.>The phase angle is subjected to dq0 inverse transformation, and the alternating current bus voltage is controlled by SPWM modulation +.>Therefore, the system is operated in GOM, AFOM, PGOM, IOM, SCOM, RFOM, PCOM or DOM mode, and the optimal operation of various energies in the series-parallel architecture electric energy router system is realized.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present application, but the scope of the present application is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art, who is within the scope of the present application, should make equivalent substitutions or modifications according to the technical scheme of the present application and the inventive concept thereof, and should be covered by the scope of the present application.
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1. The freedom degree parameter design method for the serial-parallel architecture electric energy router is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
determining an energy utilization principle of an electric energy router system;
calculating the maximum available active power and the maximum available reactive power of the electric energy router system according to the actual load power and the feedback degree of freedom parameters;
generating an active power operation mode and a degree of freedom parameter according to the load active power, the renewable energy generation power and the maximum available active power of the electric energy router system;
and generating a reactive power operation mode and a degree of freedom parameter according to the load reactive power, the maximum available reactive power of the electric energy router system and the active power degree of freedom parameter.
2. The method for designing the degree of freedom parameters for the serial-parallel architecture power router according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the power router system operation modes include: grid operation mode GOM, active power flexible operation mode AFOM, grid-connected power generation operation mode PGOM, island operation mode IOM, series converter reactive operation mode SCOM, reactive power flexible operation mode RFOM, parallel converter reactive operation mode PCOM and standby operation mode DOM.
3. The method for designing the degree of freedom parameters for the serial-parallel architecture power router according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the energy utilization principle of the electric energy router system comprises the following steps: obtaining energy from a direct current bus for maximum utilization of renewable energy sources, and a parallel converter, and transmitting electric energy to a load or a power grid with maximum available active power capacity; in order for the parallel converters to output more renewable energy generated power, the series converters transmit the maximum reactive power to the load.
4. The method for designing the degree of freedom parameters for the serial-parallel architecture power router according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: according to the energy utilization principle of the electric energy router system, the actual load power and the fed back degree of freedom parameters, calculating the maximum available active power and the maximum available reactive power of the electric energy router system and the maximum available active power of the parallel converterMaximum available reactive power +.>Maximum reactive power available of the series converter +.>Maximum available active power which the power router supplies to the load +.>And maximum available reactive power +.>；
Maximum available active power of parallel converterMaximum available reactive power +.>The calculation method comprises the following steps:
wherein,rated apparent power, P, for an electrical energy router system L And Q L For load active and reactive power, k p For the active power degree of freedom, δ is the reactive power degree of freedom:
maximum reactive power available for series convertersThe calculation method comprises the following steps:
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wherein, since the operation angle of the output voltage of the specified series converter is 0 DEG to 11.48 DEG, delta is calculated max The value of (2) is 11.48 degrees;
maximum available active power provided by the power router to the loadAnd maximum available reactive power +.>The calculation method comprises the following steps:
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5. the method for designing the degree of freedom parameters for the serial-parallel architecture power router according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: generating active power operating mode: according to the load active power P L DC bus power P dc Maximum available active power of parallel converterAnd maximum available active power provided by the power router to the load +.>Logic judgment between power grid states generates five running modes of GOM, AFOM, PGOM, IOM and DOM of the electric energy router system about active power;
generating the active power degree of freedom parameter includes:
in the GOM, according toAnd->-P L Dividing GOM into two sub-modes, wherein +.>Routing electrical energyThe rated active power of the device system, GOM is specifically: 1) When->≥/>-P L At this time +.>=P L -/>Obtaining a power relation P S =P L -P dc， Then there is k p =/>/P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>-P L At this time +.>=-/>Obtaining a power relation P S =P L -P dc， Then there is k p =1+/>/P L ；
In the AFOM, according toAnd->Will AFOMThe method is divided into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When->≥/>When the power relation P is obtained L =P S +P dc Then there is k p =1-P dc /P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>When the power relation P is obtained L =P S +/>Then there is
Wherein P is S Representing active power input by an alternating current power grid; s is S L Representing the load apparent load power;
= arctan(cot φ L ) = arctan(P L /Q L )
in the PGOM, according toAnd->The relationship of (1) divides PGOM into two sub-modes, specifically: 1) When->≥/>When the power relation P is obtained dc =P L -P S Then there is k p =1-P dc /P L The method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the 2) When-></>When there is a power relationship->=P L -P S Then there is k p =1-/>/P L ；
In the IOM, according to P L =P PC Then there is k in relation to p =0；
In the DOM, when the active power required by the load is greater than the maximum available active power of the electrical energy router system, there is kp=0.
6. The method for designing the degree of freedom parameters for the serial-parallel architecture power router according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: generating reactive power operation mode: according to the reactive power Q of the load L Calculating the maximum available reactive power provided by the electric energy router to the loadActive power degree of freedom parameter k p Generating SCOM, RFOM, PCOM and DOM four modes of operation of the electrical energy router system with respect to reactive power;
generating the reactive power degree of freedom parameter includes:
in the SCOM, according to Q L =Q SC Then there is delta=arcsin (tan phi L /k p ) Wherein phi is L Is the load power angle;
in the RFOM, according to Q L =+Q PC Delta=11.48 °;
in the PCOM, according to Q L =Q PC In relation to (a), then δ=0°;
in the DOM, when k p Less than or equal to 0 or after the required reactive power of the load is greater than the maximum available reactive power of the electrical energy router system, then delta=0°.
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